The Poland frontman arrived on loan just before the closure of the transfer window, but was not able to make his debut until last weekend after the international break and a family bereavement.

And although he was disappointed with the 3-1 defeat to Arsenal in his first appearance, the 27-year-old believes he will only get better as the weeks go by.

"It's getting better every day and because I want to play with these players then you have to get to know them," he told the club's official website. "It was difficult at first because I didn't know them and they didn't know me so it wasn't easy, but it is nice to be accepted by the players and they have all supported me.

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"It was my first match and I'd only trained twice with the squad but it was enjoyable and I liked the crowd because they supported the team even though we lost the game.

"I think I did the job that I had to do and I know I can do more and I will do more. It wasn't an easy game but we have to look forward to the next match. We'll train together all week and see what happens on Saturday."

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